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Starless Future He sat there in the stillness of the night, sitting on the edge of the balcony overlooking the city. Sylva looks out, each pinprick of light seeming to melt together until he couldn’t tell where the stars ended and the lights from the windows began.   He felt as if he was the only person left in the world, although he didn’t want to be. He wanted to be with her again, despite the fact that was not possible. She was dead, and he was left to roam by himself.   No light came from the room behind him. The place seemed abandoned, almost anyways. Everything was in its place, so pristine it looked as if nothing had been

Starless Future He sat there in the stillness of the night, sitting on the edge of the balcony overlooking the city. Sylva looks out, each pinprick of light seeming to melt together until he couldn’t tell where the stars ended and the lights from the windows began.   He felt as if he was the only person left in the world, although he didn’t want to be. He wanted to be with her again, despite the fact that was not possible. She was dead, and he was left to roam by himself.   No light came from the room behind him. The place seemed abandoned, almost anyways. Everything was in its place, so pristine it looked as if nothing had been

 Chapter 2   This place, the Shire, was in the countryside. Very rural. The simple folk that lived there were nothing more than farmers or gardeners. These Halflings, or Hobbits, were no more than knee high, with large hairy feet.   They didn’t seem to get visitors very often because when Thorin and I rode past, most dropped what they were doing to stop and stare. Others just ran back into their houses and hid. One or two came forward to greet Thorin, but once they caught a glimpse of me, they changed their minds and backed away slowly. Thorin didn’t seem to care. He was on a mission of his own and didn’t need the help of so